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06518: No Voting Issue

Went smoothly. Read More »

06712: No Voting Issue

Living in a small town voting was a breeze. There were two table with town streets from a-m and n-z. You signed in and then went to one of approx 20 voting stations. I went at 5:30pm and was out by 5:45! Read More »

06033: No Voting Issue

I voted at 1:20 pm. I took my 4 year old son on a field trip. We were in and out in less than 5 minutes. My boy got a sticker, and when they asked him how many times he voted, he said "once." I took him to Starbucks afterwards for the free cup of coffee (juice and a cookie for him). The experience was great. Flawless. Hilarious: Earlier in the day, my son asked if Obama would buy him a present! Read More »

06830: No Voting Issue

District 3 is a mixed income community in Greenwich. Arrived at 5:45 am and there was already a line! A mix of races, ages - really excitng! Read More »

7 Electoral Votes

Polling Hours: 6 a.m. – 8 p.m.

2008 Registered Voters: 2,097,635 as of 10/31 (National Association of Secretaries of State)

Change from 2004: --33%

Election Day Registration: No

Post-Election Manual Audits: Yes

ID Requirements: Photo or non-photo ID required of all voters

Provisional Voting: Eligible for verification if cast in correct jurisdiction

Voting System: Optical scan, hand-counted paper ballots and DRE with and without VVPAT

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